Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-01
CHANGES IN THE OFFICES.
Treasury Department Promotions and
Appointments.

The following changes have been made in the
Treasury on account Of the entrance to-day upon
the new fiscal year:
once OF the Sixth Auditor-Frank Branagan
promoted from class to class 4; H. P. Howard
promoted to class 3; John j. Horgan, promoted
from $1,000 to class l; Miss NJ. B. Cuttings, pro
| NOTED from $500 to s72O; H. c. Harmon, class 4,
transferred TO same class in second Auditors
ONCE.
second Controllers Of1ce-Geo. H. French pro-
| NOTED from class to chief OF division; John w.
hed, promoted from class to class 4; A. j. Whit
aker, class transferred and reduced to class g.
Secretarys ONCE; E. F. French, class 4, transfer
req ana reduced 70 class l, Third Auditors ONCE;
John A. Lynch, reduced from class to $500; John
a. SnlnQel, class A, removed.
Secretary'S Onice-Jos s. Mccoy promoted to
class from $1,000, internal revenue; Miss NJ. E
class l. Second Auditors 6ffice
Inere VIII be about twenty promotions to make
when examination papers are marked (to-day OF
to-morrow).
Interior Department Changes.
The following Official changes have been made
In the Department of the Interior:
Patent Omce-Promotions Geo. 8. Ely, of New
YORK. from second to first assistant examiner, vice
VIM. W. Canfield, resigned; A. Percival Knight OF
Kentucky, from third to second assistant examiner
assistant examiner.
Agricultural Department Changes.
The Following changes in the clerical force OF the
Agricultural Department have been made, in ad-
dlt1on to those published in yesterdays STAR:
commissioners sOmce-AppOntments: II. s. Wal
ter OF Virginia, watchman, s72O; Miss M. E. Skin
ner, Missouri, clerk 5000; Geo. Marx, Pennsylva-
MIA, draughtsman, s., 900; Henry Kellum, District
or columbia, labOrer, $500. Promotions: T. H.
Elchelberger, District of Columbia, $500 to $500;
Ihad. Fairfax, Virginia, $40 to 5000.
chronological Observation-Disclosures: T. NJ. Web
ster, OF Tennessee, 81 900 to 81 200; A. s. Packard
Rhode Island 5000 to $500; Albert Koebele, Cali
1ornla, 81 400 to 81, ,5O0 Miss Nellie Gardner, ILL.,
nols, 81 600 to $1,000; Lawrence Branner, Ne
DraSka, 81 600 to s., 200; Miss o. NJ. Kramer Dis
Irlct OF Columbia, g. 900 to 200. Appointment:
u. w. C0qut1lett, California 81, 500.
Botanical Division, section of vegetable pathol-
OSy-AppO1ntmentS: Prof. +. LamSOn Scribner, OF
pennsylvania, $1,000; Miss Effie A. Southworth,
New York, clerk, under civil service rules, 81 600.
Promotion: Mrs. Lydia j. Smith, New Mexico,
$1,000 to 81 200.
Ornithological Observation-Disclosures made to
CONFORM 10 present organization Of division fol-
lows: Chief, Dr. c. Hart Merriam, Of New York,
$500; assistant, DR.. Walter B. Barrows MaSsa-
cnusettS, 81. 600; assistant, DR.. A. X. Fisher, New
York, s., 500; clerk, Mrs. Ada B. Morrison, North
carolina, $500; clerk, Miss NJ. T. Chapman, Dis
trict OF Columbia, 5000.
Appointments in the Signal Office.
Ellen M. Mitchell, Mary X. Wilcox, Fanny N.
Hepburn, Alice F. Hercus and Anna G. Neyhart
have been permanently appointed clerks, at 5000
per annum. in the Signal once, after having
served the probationary period.